For students · part one
The Skills Check is how Veyra gets to know how you think. You play twelve short games on a screen, and each one looks at something different: focus, memory, planning, that kind of thing. It takes about an hour.
What you do: play it at school, on an iPad or computer, during a normal lesson. That's it.
What to expect
It looks at how you think, not what you've been taught. Turning up is all the preparation there is.
Every game starts with an untimed practice round, so the format never catches you out.
There's no grade and no label. The point is finding what helps you, not scoring you.
The games adjust to you as you play. Nobody else's speed matters.
Why it's worth an hour
Strengths come first, always. Most people find out they're better at something than they thought.
Your report comes back with study tips matched to how you think, not one-size-fits-all advice.
Your teachers see what helps you, so you don't have to keep explaining yourself.
Pebble Academy uses your results to build training that's actually yours.
A few days later, your feedback comes back. Here's what you get →